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[Hanslanda]

Eh, I'm already in legal trouble. I'll just play the first, last, and only game in the [REDACTED FOR LEGAL REASONS].

That would be a glorious Cracked article. Sadly, I don't want to miss any Cracked or Bay12, so I'll have to pass.

In other news, I have recently discovered that broken fingers can predict the weather. Anyone know why?

[Frumple]

Air pressure shifts. Damaged bitsies tend to be a bit more sensitive. Lots of people have that trick to one extent or another -- arthritis flares, etc., etc.

[Nadaka]

World of tanks...

I just finished eliting my bdr. Though I sold it. Turns out it was my 13 90 I was still working on. My bdr was still in battle. wasted 700k credits.

[Rilder]

For fucking sake Firefox, what's up with you today? 
Fucking flash update must of broke something, because half the time while watching a youtube video, LULZ CRASH.

Not to mention that when I close the browser its like "UH DAWG, FIREFOX CRASHED".."Uh Dude, I closed it, it didn't crash"

I should probably update firefox itself one of these days (I'm still on like 3.6 or something) but the UI on the new versions is absolutely horrible.

[Rose]

You can actually set it back to looking mostly like old firefox, more or less.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Yeah, I'm on Firefox 13.6, and there's no glitches from my viewpoint. Being more than ten versions behind current is probably the main problem.

[MaximumZero]

Speaking of internet RAAAGE....does anyone know why flash crashes whilst DF is running? I try to listen to Pandora and play DF at the same time, and flash says, "Wait, wut? Nah, not gonna work, no matter how many times you try!"

[Rilder]

Yeah, I'm on Firefox 13.6, and there's no glitches from my viewpoint. Being more than ten versions behind current is probably the main problem.

Yeah, just tried 13, and this is horrid, gonna go back to 3.6.28. :|  Main issue is the bloody merge with the theme of my laptop so everything is that bloody ugly bright blue. (I use Windows 7 basic because I hate that Aero peek bullshit that comes with it)

[Pnx]

Air pressure shifts. Damaged bitsies tend to be a bit more sensitive. Lots of people have that trick to one extent or another -- arthritis flares, etc., etc.

Yeah, this is actually a really common one, ever seen in fiction or elsewhere an old fisherman or some-such who says that his/her hip/whatever is telling them that a storm is coming?

So let's say there's a hot front moving over a cold front, which I believe is how it usually happens for those of us in temperate regions (I'm a little iffy on the meteorology department). The hot air heats up the cold air which makes it want to rise because the warmer a gas is the more it wants to expand, this causes the pressure to drop which makes fluid try to push out of a joint, if the joint has been damaged in the past it can make this very easy for the fluid to do, and then you get popping noises and possibly a lot of aches and pains.

[Mr Frog]

Dear People Living A Block Away From Me:

Please use a lower-watt bulb for your porch light. There is no reason for your porch light to be so goddamn bright that its glow can travel across two houses, a road, and two vertical stories to my bedroom window and still arrive bright enough for me to read by comfortably. While I appreciate being able to passively sponge off your electrical bills, I also enjoy sleeping, and having a nuclear vampire cooker blazing through my window at 2am complicates that somewhat.

Unless we're actually attacked by vampires, in which case no force of nature will shift me from beneath your Searchlight of Doom.

Sincerely,
Sleepless in [REDACTED]

[Blargityblarg]

Dear People Living A Block Away From Me:

Please use a lower-watt bulb for your porch light. There is no reason for your porch light to be so goddamn bright that its glow can travel across two houses, a road, and two vertical stories to my bedroom window and still arrive bright enough for me to read by comfortably. While I appreciate being able to passively sponge off your electrical bills, I also enjoy sleeping, and having a nuclear vampire cooker blazing through my window at 2am complicates that somewhat.

Unless we're actually attacked by vampires, in which case no force of nature will shift me from beneath your Searchlight of Doom.

Sincerely,
Sleepless in [REDACTED]

http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html

[Scelly9]

Dear People Living A Block Away From Me:

Please use a lower-watt bulb for your porch light. There is no reason for your porch light to be so goddamn bright that its glow can travel across two houses, a road, and two vertical stories to my bedroom window and still arrive bright enough for me to read by comfortably. While I appreciate being able to passively sponge off your electrical bills, I also enjoy sleeping, and having a nuclear vampire cooker blazing through my window at 2am complicates that somewhat.

Unless we're actually attacked by vampires, in which case no force of nature will shift me from beneath your Searchlight of Doom.

Sincerely,
Sleepless in [REDACTED]

http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html

He is a very good writer of troll emails.

[Lagslayer]

Dear People Living A Block Away From Me:

Please use a lower-watt bulb for your porch light. There is no reason for your porch light to be so goddamn bright that its glow can travel across two houses, a road, and two vertical stories to my bedroom window and still arrive bright enough for me to read by comfortably. While I appreciate being able to passively sponge off your electrical bills, I also enjoy sleeping, and having a nuclear vampire cooker blazing through my window at 2am complicates that somewhat.

Unless we're actually attacked by vampires, in which case no force of nature will shift me from beneath your Searchlight of Doom.

Sincerely,
Sleepless in [REDACTED]

http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html

He is a very good writer of troll emails.

That was an awesome read.

[Hanslanda]

Air pressure shifts. Damaged bitsies tend to be a bit more sensitive. Lots of people have that trick to one extent or another -- arthritis flares, etc., etc.

Yeah, this is actually a really common one, ever seen in fiction or elsewhere an old fisherman or some-such who says that his/her hip/whatever is telling them that a storm is coming?

So let's say there's a hot front moving over a cold front, which I believe is how it usually happens for those of us in temperate regions (I'm a little iffy on the meteorology department). The hot air heats up the cold air which makes it want to rise because the warmer a gas is the more it wants to expand, this causes the pressure to drop which makes fluid try to push out of a joint, if the joint has been damaged in the past it can make this very easy for the fluid to do, and then you get popping noises and possibly a lot of aches and pains.

Yeah, I've seen the fishermen examples, but I never thought it was really true, just a metaphor. And the joint is very damaged, still. ^^^^ normal hand ^^^n my hand. I can literally see through where my knuckle should be.

[Flying Dice]

Dear People Living A Block Away From Me:

Please use a lower-watt bulb for your porch light. There is no reason for your porch light to be so goddamn bright that its glow can travel across two houses, a road, and two vertical stories to my bedroom window and still arrive bright enough for me to read by comfortably. While I appreciate being able to passively sponge off your electrical bills, I also enjoy sleeping, and having a nuclear vampire cooker blazing through my window at 2am complicates that somewhat.

Unless we're actually attacked by vampires, in which case no force of nature will shift me from beneath your Searchlight of Doom.

Sincerely,
Sleepless in [REDACTED]

http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html

He is a very good writer of troll emails.

That was an awesome read.

Indeed. My day just became much less depressing.